Melanesian culture encompasses the diverse traditions, languages, and practices of the people living in the Melanesia region, which includes countries like Papua New Guinea, Fiji, Solomon Islands, and Vanuatu. This culture is characterized by a rich oral tradition, vibrant art forms, and communal living, where family and kinship play a central role in social organization. The people of Melanesia often engage in traditional practices such as sing-sing (cultural festivals), and they create intricate crafts, including tapa cloth and wood carvings. Spiritual beliefs are deeply rooted in the connection to ancestors and the natural world, influencing daily life and community rituals.